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  From October 27, 2023 via linked in Haik Edwards Ter-Nersesyan, JD, CAMS, CGSS Haik Edwards Ter-Nersesyan, JD, CAMS, CGSS • 1st • 1st Juris Doctor | Associate Director at UBS | Columbia SIPA Juris Doctor | Associate Director at UBS | Columbia SIPA 2h •  2h • The text below fails to mention that after this assassination the Armenian economy was taken over by Putin’s Russia. Every single strategic asset was “sold” for pennies. Alexander Litvinenko, the FSB (KGB) officer lethally poisoned by FSB in 2006, admitted prior to his passing that GRU (Main Intelligence Directorate - Russian Military Intelligence) was behind the beheading of Armenia. His response to the below post: 301🇦🇲 301🇦🇲 3,279 followers 10h •  10h • October 27 marks 24 years since the 1999 Armenian parliament shooting. The attack was carried out by five armed men who broke into the Armenian National Assembly during the question and answers session and killed the two de facto decision-makers in the country...

 On Thursday February 24th, 2022 Russia started attacking the Ukraine. It' April 19th, 2022 and still it's sadly ongoing... February 24th Armenians worldwide remember St.Vartan and the struggle for freedom and to keep their identity as a nation. How ironic on that day the Ukraine was invaded... Here are some articles in the media about The Ukraine, Russia and the world  The Armenian Genocide Holds a Bitter Lesson for Those Who Weep for Ukraine From 1915 through today, politicians have made lots of great-sounding speeches. But human suffering is never part of the equation. Jon Schwarz April 18 2022, 12:46 p.m.   Quote from above article: "... However, history suggests that this is the emptiest of rhetoric. It’s difficult to find any examples of governments sacrificing their goals for the well-being of people in other countries. Instead, governments see the very real suffering of foreigners as useful for propaganda purposes — to motivate their own citizens and ma...

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 On Thursday, which coincided with Vartanantz Day, Russia decided to invade the Ukraine. The whole world and media is covering about it. Here are some reminders in the Armenian conscience about what happened during September and October 2020, when Artsakh was invaded... and the world media was silent. I'll post some quotes from today's  social media posts that describe the situation much better than I would. Sharing a post by Arpi Y. Greco · Here is her quote: "Of course we stand with Ukraine. Perhaps Putin was watching carefully when just a year and a half ago, Azerbaijan attacked Armenian indigenous lands, where 4000 plus soldiers died, 200 soldiers went “missing”, more than 11,000 were injured, & 50,000 Armenians were displaced from their ancestral lands, and the world didn’t care. Of course we stand with Ukraine. We know what this feels like because we have fought our neighbours for thousands of years, without help, just to survive. And we are still here. In Sept...